English · Food & Drink
juice
/dʒuːs/
[/dʒuːs/]
liquid from fruit
Beginnernoun
Definition
Juice is the liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables, often drunk as a beverage.
Example
For breakfast she drank a glass of fresh orange juice squeezed only minutes before.
For breakfast she drank a glass of fresh orange juice squeezed only minutes before.
Etymology
From Old French 'jus' (juice, sap), from Latin 'ius' (broth).
How & Where It’s Used
A common drink; informally, 'juice' can mean electrical power or influence.